Well, Another post that will be short with the idea of using recommendations and best practices; Today it's time to remember that we shouldn't use local users, and so we get our hands on Grafana, and force logins from a central store such as our Active Directory or any LDAP.
This week in A Podcast for YOU we have something that may be to everyone's liking, or that was a bit of the intention, Let's try to collect some tips, good practices and above all try to know and audit the status of our Active Directory,
A fundamental configuration in GLPI will usually be to integrate it with a directory service such as an organization's Active Directory. The idea will be to standardize, that users, clients, Suppliers, Technical… can use the same user they usually use on their computers.
¡Monday! and with him… A Podcast for YOU arrives with a new episode! This time a 'Back to basics' returns, A mythical, we rolled up our sleeves to compress into an hour a talk about what Active Directory is.
If we want to join Centreon to an Active Directory, in order to delegate access to centralized accounts and not have to use local users, or, directly, for being a good practice; Here are the steps we'll need.
In this post we are going to see the installation of Apache Guacamole, an interesting tool based on free software that will allow us to connect to computers in a secure way, thanks to HTML5 and HTTPS we will be able to access computers with RDP, VNC, SSH or TELNET.
In this post we will be able to see how to configure authentication against our Active Directory in the VMware vSphere virtual platform. We'll enable it on the vCenter Server Appliance and ESXi hosts, so that you can assign access permissions to Active Directory users or groups. And so instead of using the default credentials (As we do wrongly); each employee will use their DA account, with the privileges that he should have, It will also be useful to see 'Who does what'.
With this last document we say goodbye to the PINsafe articles and everything we can do with it, we have already seen in previous articles how to configure a two-factor authentication in Citrix environments or in OWA access and today we will finally see how to integrate it into the login of a Windows, either for Terminal Services accesses or on each user's own PC!
In this document we will show how to assign IP addresses with our DHCP servers to computers that we are interested in, based on certain conditions such as belonging to an AD group, if they have an antivirus installed, If you have the S.O.. up-to-date… we may indicate whether we are interested in giving you an IP address of our areas or denying you access to the network,
Road to the VMware Partner Exchange event & Forum, In my dear Termibus, I wanted to share with you my first tests with DirectAccess, which is already a technology that came out in 2008 R2, but in 2012 have simplified their assembly as well as their requirements. DirectAccess will allow the secure connection of our client computers to our organization without the need to use tedious VPN's, We will configure a server that will be the one that will connect us securely to any resource on the internal network.
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